The social circle you had in high school could predict your likelihood of starting a business decades later
Research suggests that the friendships formed during high school can have a lasting effect on whether individuals pursue entrepreneurship later in life. The finding comes amid rising interest in self-employment among young Canadians, with applications to a national entrepreneurship program increasing by 50% in the last quarter.
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